Mobile court Convicts and fines in wreck case
In Mobile a judge sentenced four men to bonds and jail time after an automobile crash on Cedar Point road, with John P. Doyle killed and others injured. Testimony said steering failure and reckless driving caused the wreck, while penalties emphasized strict limits on dangerous driving.
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William Woolsey
Church Street
Cedar Point Road
John P. Doyle
Recorder’s Court
Manter
Jan Ever
Mastin
Willie Mastin, Jr
Walter Bertano
J. A. Peterson
Doyie
Vest Company
Doyle
Arlington
Woolsey
Masin
U-Driver Company
Peterson
Mastion
Bertanog
Ison
U-Drive It Pany
Orleans Man Is Defendant In Rum Purchase Suit
A. J. Bach of New Orleans is named as defendant in a suit filed by Katie & Co of New Providence over alleged Caribbean liquor shipments. The petition claims liquor bought for a Mexican port was diverted to an unnamed American port and that drafts were presented to a New Orleans bank with payment refused. Local prohibition officials say a judgment could lead to a federal action against Fabacher.
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Federal Court
Petit Jury
J. B. McPherson
Nedawah
McPherson
Webb-Jemison- Perez
Webb Farm
Moffat Road
New Orleans
A. J. Bach
Katie & Co
New Providence
Fabacher
Baldwin County Sets Annual Fair Organization in Loxley
Baldwin County Fair Association formed in Loxley Alabama to stage an annual fair and showcase county products. The group plans a $10 000 capitalization with Mark West as president Elmer Kirby first vice president Q F E Winberg second vice president and James Carney treasurer. Directors include George Bryant D D Jayne Ray Michette W W H Taube C M Seeberm C M Lyrene Fred Heeseman M tink Herman Kothier Arthur Rockwell Joe Berger A W Wer Oscar Williams and Musco-
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Loxley
Ala
Mark West
Elmer Kirby
Foley
Q. F. E. Winberg
Sills
James Carney
Carney
A Hayselden
Oley
Diors
George Bryant
Ockton
D. D. Jayne
Ray Michette
W.W. H. Taube
C. M. Seeberm
Robertsdale
C. M. Lyrene
Silver Hill
Fred @heeseman
Summerdale
M. Tink
Magnolia Springs
Herman Kothier
Elbera
Arthur Rockwell
al Move
Joe Berger
Daphne
A. W. Wer
Oak
Oscar Wiliams Musco
Thompson fined after auto smashup in Crichton
M G Thompson of Crichton was fined 25 or 25 days by the recorder for reckless firing after a collision with a Mounsey car on Mobile street as Thompson turned into Old Shell road. The Mounsey driver faced reckless driving charges dismissed as Thompson was held solely at fault.
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Mobile
Gulf
South Atlantic
McQuillan
Louisville & Nashville
Seaboard Air Line
E Central of Georgia Lines
Mobile & Ohio
The
Southern Railroad
Southern
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Hardood Traffic Association
R. G. Cobb
Traffic Bureau
J. S. Taylor
M. G. Thompson
Crichton
Recorder
W. J. By
Thompson
Mobile Street
Old Shell Road
Mounsey
Rev
Ull
Weather outlook across states this week
The forecast cites Alabama Mississippi and Florida with probable showers tonight and Sunday then cooler Sunday. The South Atlantic and East Gulf coast region shows considerable cloudiness with occasional rains early in the week and again Thursday or Friday. Gulf States expect generally fair weather with local rains Wednesday or Thursday and normal temperatures.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
West
Torida
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Gulf States
Ballot Boxes Ready for Bond Issue Vote
County officials report readiness for Tuesday elections on the county high school bond issue and the warrant redemption issue. Committees prepared to open polls and mobilize voters, with extra ballot boxes ordered after losses from previous purchases. There will be separate boxes for the two elections and campaign activity continues up to election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revenue
Wilmer Officer Discovers Two Illicit Stills
Deputy Sheriff J N Stringfellow reports destruction of two illicit stills near Gulfcrest and Georgetown. One 50 gallon drum with six barrels of mash was found a mile and a half from Gulfcrest. the other had eight barrels of mash and eight gallons of rye whiskey three miles north of Georgetown. A search along West Chath yielded four sacks of whiskey cognac and creme de menthe in quart bottles.
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J. N. Stringfellow
Wilmer
Ala
Paul Cazalas
Gulfcrest
Gulfcrest Road
Georgetown
West Chath
Charleston Street
Congress St House Damaged by Fire
Fire of unknown origin at 10 35 Friday night in a woodshed at 201 North Broad Street communicated to the dwelling at 952 Congress Street causing about 100 in damages. One water stream put out the blaze. Loss covered by insurance. Fire department also reported a false alarm at Government and George Streets and earlier Friday at 46 Chestnut Street.
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North Broad
Congress Street
Insura
George Streets
Chestnut Streets
Train wreck reported near Sabin Minnesota
Great Northern passenger train No. 12 from Fargo to Chicago was reported wrecked near Sabin Minnesota today. The train caught fire according to first reports and railroad officers had no details yet.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Great Northern
Fargo
N. D
Chicago
Sabin
Bank Bandit Dies After Robbery Shootout
In Paul Minnesota two patrons were seriously wounded and the bank bandit was killed during an attempted robbery at Paine Avenue State Bank. The deadly exchange of shots occurred today as the bandits acted. Authorities investigate motive and identify other assailants.
Barrymore Sets Record in Hamlet Run at New York
Barrymore breaks Edwin Booth’s long standing mark by performing Hamlet for the 101st time. The fatigue of the role leads him to announce a long vacation despite potential losses for producer Arthur Hopkins. Audience counts and tolls of the run are noted as the star contemplates rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John
Barrymore
Edwin Booth
Hamiet
Arthur Hopkins
U S Flag at Coblenz to be lowered January 25
Coblenz January 20 The American flag over Ehrenbreitstein fortress since 1918 will be lowered and the French flag raised in a January 25 ceremony. Major General Harry T. Allen said the St Mihiel will take troops home, arriving Antwerp January 22 and departing January 26 for the United States. The Eighth Infantry will depart Coblenz for Antwerp January 25.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Ehrenbreitstein
Rhine
Paris
France
Fainting lecture rattles Newark Men's Club
Miss Martha Miller 22 a Museum of Natural History staffer once killed a lion in Africa and felled faint during a lecture at Park Presbyterian Church Newark before a Men s Club audience. She said she was petrified though she had fought elephants and bloodsucking tse tse flies in the wild.
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New York
Martha Miller
Museum of Natural History
Miss Miller
Africa
Park Presbytrian
Newark
Nude painting denied hanging at National Arts Club show
A nude painting by Isabel Cohen of New York was refused hanging at the National Arts Club annual prize exhibition. Cohen said today she did not consider the picture objectionable.
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New York
Isabel Cohen
National Arts Club
Female bluebeards to be tried February seventh
Chicago January 20 Judge Marcus Kavanaugh announced that Mrs Tillie Klimek and Mrs Nellie Koulik two alleged women bluebeards will be placed on trial February 7 for poisoning their husbands and other family members.
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Chicago
Tillie Klimek
Nellie Koulik
Marcus Kavanaugh
Vigilantes Rest After Turbulent Northern Kansas Outbreak
Vigilantes in Harrison, Atchison County, finished a brief vacation after a week of floggings and a lynching of E. C. Gregor amid a strike at the Missouri North Arkansas Railway. Boone county grand jury returns twenty five indictments against union railway workers as Citizens' Court and Committee of 1,000 suspend active duties but organize guard squads along the line until further notice. Judge Shinn signals no clear ruling on legality of mob rule while investigations resume next week.
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Harrison
Atk
Kansas
E. C. Gregor
Missouri & North Arkansas
Missouri & North Arkansas Railway
Boone County Circuit Grand Jury
Shinn Unti
Citizens
Arkansas
Shinn
Citizens’ Court
Circuit Court Grand Jury
Four Chinese Smuggling Convicts Sentenced in Virginia
In Va on January 20 four men were sentenced in a United States court by Judge D L Groner to two years on each of three counts for smuggling 18 Chinese into the United States. The defendants are to begin serving their terms in the federal penitentiary.
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Florence
Ala
Associated Press
Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Wilson Dam
Ip. Va
United States
Federal
D. L. Groner
Warrant Issued for Ruth Roland in Los Angeles
A warrant was issued for motion picture actress Ruth Roland after she failed to respond to a summons on two traffic ordinance violations. Judge Joseph F. Chambers explained the warrant was intended to enforce respect for the law and not to single out individuals.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ruth Roland
Joseph FF. Chambers
Chicago Dental Society to close after record annual meeting
The 59th annual Chicago Dental Society meeting in Chicago began with a nationwide radio campaign on dental health and concluded today with clinics. Officials said the gathering was to be the largest in the history of dentistry.
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Phicago
Chicao Dental Society
Plot to tunnel into Mount Joy prison thwarted
In Welin on January 2 Free State forces halted a tunneling plot to reach Mount Joy prison from a house and free Irish political prisoners. Government troops captured six men found digging a tunnel bored to connect the cellar of a residence to the prison.
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Welin
Mount Joy
Polita
Free State
Bituminous Coal Operators Meet In New York
Bituminous coal operators united today as they entered the fourth day of wage talks with union miners to replace the April first scale. Ohio Indiana and Illinois interests reportedly settled differences. Labor leaders feared the conference might again stall, and were willing to renew the current scale and accept a one year pact to avoid further anti trust clashes.
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New York
Associated Press
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Four Executed in County Kerry
Four men were executed today at the Trales jail in County Kerry for possessing arms and ammunition. The condemned were James Daly of Killarney John Clifford Michael Brannan and James Lansang with addresses unspecified.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Trales
County Kerry
James Daly
Killarney
John Clifford
Michael Brannan
James Lansang
Burnett Identified in Open Kidnaping Murder Case
Mrs. BR. D. Carlisle testified in Bastrop Louisiana that she positively identified Burnett as part of the mob that kidnapped Watt Daniel and Thomas F. Richards on the Opel Rouge highway August 24 and later murdered them after torture. Burnett was released today on a $5,000 bond.
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Burnett
Bastrop
BR. D. Carlisle
Cara
Jett Lifelo
Bethe Winch
Mer Rouge
Watt Daniel
Thomas F. Richards
Carlisle
Daniel
Richards
Attorney General Coco Called to Baton Rouge for Conference
Reports say Attorney General A. V. Coco will travel to Baton Rouge for a conference with Governor John M. Parker this afternoon. Citizens speculate on the conference purpose amid ongoing hooded mob murder investigations.
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Bastrop
A. V. Coco
Baton Rouge
John M. Parker
Blanche Ring Found Co-Star Whose Hidden Talent Shaped Winninger
Blanche Ring discovers Charles Winninger in a Wisconsin town, launching his stage career in the family stock troupe. The pair share billing in the musical comedy As You Were at the Bijou Theater. Ring praises Winninger as one of the finest on stage today and as a good husband off stage.
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Blanche Ring
Charles Winninger
Bijou
Mr. Winninger
Miss Ring
Wisconsin
Miss. Ring
Ana Orm
Early forecast murky on Einstein eclipse tests
Dr W Campbell of the University of California notes it is too soon to forecast results from the September 21 total solar eclipse experiments. He explains that lengthy computations and precise measurements are needed to test whether light from distant stars is bent as proposed by Einstein.
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San Francisco
University of Ca
Sur
Campbell
Refugees dying at rate of 1000 daily in Greece
In Athens on January 20, Dr Mabel Elliott head of Iran women’s hospitals and relief director said Near East refugees in Greece die at about 1000 daily. She noted refugees in about 800 localities, more than one fifth of the population, with typhus in 36 places and smallpox in 64 locations.
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Athens
Amor
Greece
Accos
Mabel Elliott
Iran
Smalip
Reichbank Falls Open Doors Ordered In Duesseldorf
Duesseldorf, Jan 20 The Associated Press reports Reichbank did not open today and General Gouette ordered immediate resumption of its activities. It remains unclear whether penalties will follow for noncompliance. Leeneweher, the bank’s director, said services would be restored and most private clients who were closed yesterday were operating this morning.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frankfort
Los Azogeles
Cal
Saftin
Tramston
Brunswick Drug Company
Essen
Associated Press
Foch
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Sawmill Man Given Life for Murder in Merryville Case
Carl Holbrook, a sawmill worker from Lake Charles, received a life sentence after a jury verdict declaring him guilty of murder in the death of Robert Welborn, president of the parish school board. The killing in Merryville stemmed from a feud tied to poisoning a dog, court records show.
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Lake Charles
Carl Holbrook
Imell
Robert Welborn
Merryville
Turkey Signals Willingness to Sign U S Pact
Reports from Lausanne indicate Turkey is ready to sign a separate treaty with the United States to grant lands created by Richard Washb Child, head of the American delegation, if the peace conference loses authority.
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Lausanne
Turkey
United States
Richard Washb Child
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